Every lead, traced back to the ad that earned it.

croZap captures leads from Meta, Google, and your website with the tracking intact, qualifies them in a simple CRM, and sends conversion signals back to the ad platforms so they optimise for real buyers.

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Any networkMeta, Google, web
Click IDsCaptured and kept
LiveOn Google Play

Lead pipeline

Attribution and status
New leadFrom Meta ad, gclid kept
Captured
StatusMoved to Qualified
Qualified
Conversion signalSent back to platform
Fired
The loop, closed. Ads learn which leads become customers.
The gap croZap fills

Your ad platform and your sales list have never really talked.

Here is the disconnect at the heart of most ad accounts. Meta and Google generate leads. Your sales team works those leads in a spreadsheet or a CRM. And the two never share what happened. The ad platform has no idea which leads turned into money, so it keeps optimising for whatever is cheapest, and you keep paying for leads that never buy.

croZap sits in the middle and closes that loop. It captures leads from Meta, Google, and your website with the click IDs intact, so every lead can be traced back to the exact ad. You qualify those leads in a simple pipeline. Then croZap fires the outcome back to the ad platforms, so they finally learn which clicks become customers and start finding more of them.

It is network-agnostic on purpose. Your leads do not care which ad platform they came from, and neither should your attribution. One hub, every source, tracked end to end.

What it does

Attribution and a lead CRM in one place

Capture leads with tracking intact, qualify them, and feed the results back to the platforms that found them.

Multi-network lead capture

Pull in leads from Meta lead ads, Google, and your website forms, all into one place, without losing the source.

Click ID attribution

Capture gclid, fbclid, fbc, and fbp on every lead, so revenue ties back to the exact campaign and ad that earned it.

Simple lead CRM

Move leads through a clear pipeline: interested, follow up, qualified, converted. No bloated CRM you need training to use.

Conversion signals back

Send qualified and converted leads back to Meta and Google, so the algorithms optimise for buyers instead of cheap clicks.

croZap Forms for WordPress

A free plugin that captures leads from your WordPress forms, including Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity, Fluent, and more.

Per-client reporting

Built for agencies too: separate views and timezones per client, so every account gets a clean read on its own leads.

Who it's for

Who croZap is built for

If you spend money on ads to generate leads, croZap makes that spend accountable. It fits businesses and the agencies that run their ads.

  • Lead-gen businesses. Real estate, education, healthcare, home services, and anyone whose sales start with an enquiry rather than a checkout
  • Businesses running Meta and Google ads. Stop guessing which campaigns produce customers and start feeding that answer back to the platforms
  • Agencies. Manage attribution and lead pipelines across many clients from one hub, with per-client reporting and timezones
  • WordPress sites. Drop in the croZap Forms plugin and capture leads from your existing forms with tracking intact, no developer needed
Where to get it

Live and ready to use

croZap runs in the browser, with an Android app and a free WordPress plugin.

Web app at crozap.comAndroid app on Google PlaycroZap Forms on WordPress.orgMeta and Google lead capture
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Why we built it

Built because attribution is the part everyone skips.

Running paid campaigns for clients, we kept hitting the same wall. The single biggest improvement you can make to an ad account is telling the platform which leads actually became customers. And there was no clean, network-agnostic tool to do it. Everything was tied to one platform, or buried inside a CRM that cost a fortune and did too much.

So we built croZap: a hub that captures leads from any source with the tracking intact, qualifies them simply, and feeds the outcomes back. We run it for our own clients, which is why our performance marketing is built on real attribution and not hopeful guesswork.

croZap is the hub of how we work. Leads flow in from ads, get qualified, and where the conversation lives on WhatsApp, they connect straight to dripBot. One system, from the first click to the closed sale.

Questions, answered

croZap FAQs

What does network-agnostic mean?

It means croZap is not tied to a single ad platform. It captures and attributes leads from Meta, Google, and your own website forms, all in the same place. Most attribution tools are built around one platform, which leaves gaps. croZap treats every lead source equally, so you get one honest view instead of several partial ones.

Does croZap work with WordPress?

Yes. We built a free plugin called croZap Forms, available on WordPress.org, that captures leads from your existing WordPress forms and sends them to croZap with the click IDs intact. It works with Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Fluent Forms, and several others, so you usually do not need to change your forms at all.

Is croZap a CRM?

croZap includes a simple lead pipeline, so yes, it does the core CRM job of tracking a lead from new to qualified to converted. But it is deliberately lean. It is built to capture, attribute, and qualify leads and feed results back to your ads, not to be a giant CRM you need a course to operate.

Can agencies manage multiple clients?

Yes, croZap is built with agencies in mind. You can manage separate clients with their own lead views and reporting timezones, so each account gets a clean read on its own leads while you run everything from one hub.

Is there a mobile app?

Yes, croZap has an Android app on Google Play, so your sales team can work leads and update statuses from their phones. The full dashboard runs in the browser at crozap.com.

Make every lead traceable back to a rupee spent.

Try croZap to close the loop between your ads and your sales, or let webMonx set up attribution for you.

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